Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1935, Page 6

Radiator Covers PREVENT SMUDGE. PROVIDE PROP. ER HUMIDIT BEAUTIFY HOMR. Reasonable Prices. Convenieny Terms F. B. BLACKBURN +] 801 Cblndle! Hldl 1427 Eye St National 5778 G THE EVENING New Deal Deadlock Is Seen By Beard, Pointing Way Out Historian Says Drastic Domestic or Foreign Moves Are Needed. Doubts Debt Increase Will Prove Answer to Situation. By the Assoclated Press. Dr. Charles A. Beard, historian, says “the New Deal is deadlocked.” “I think it is going neither to the right nor to the left,” he told report- ers last night. “I zee no evidence of activity here or elsewhgre to break sH. | this deadlock. flcensed by the il buy old zola. ' [ ; WHERE T0_DINE. { W 33rd ANNIVERSARY i HATT NS H FAMOUS Sea Food Fried.” 60c Doz. Zlatter.40c ] Box 901 ot W, MEt. 8385 Soup. Spachetti Choice of Meat ‘or Fish Vegetable, Dessert Coffee. Tea or Milk RESTAURANT MACINA 1009 E St. N.W. 2nd Floor Free Parking at 10th and E “New Classes Farming in STENOTYPY March 18—5 P.M. and 7 P.M. TEMPLE SCHOOL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS OF LAW AND OF ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT Spring Term Begins March 11, 1935 Summer Term Begins June 17. 1933 Registrar’s Office 818 13th St. N. W ;smnsncm,éwkx Frlnare for Examinatio: Now Forming—Night ScHool Only. Ap- y early for !u:ervluon . clnsses wil Ee Limited. ’ oteel’s Busmess College 14th and Eye Sts. NNW. NAt. 4717 t Dobbs Hats Friday, March 8th LAST Wew Cllsust “I do not think the N. R. A. has accomplished its purpose. But I do believe the N. R. A. structure will continue, whether the N. R. A. con- tinue to exist or not." | *“But.” he added, “I am a historian and you ask an economic question. I am a cockeyed economist and what I have said includes merely my obser- Vations, based upon historical back- ground.” Dr. Beard was a speaker at a din- ner arranged by the Independent Legislative Bureau. He recalled the Natlon’s history to show conditions today are similar to those in the past. A dozen Senators and Representatives heard him suggest that defeat of the bill autherizing an increase in the Army would be one way of helping break the economic deadlock. Sees Two Courses Open. “We have had a series of such dead- locks in our history,” Dr. Beard said. “When an economfc deadlock is reacled, there can be two remedies— a strong domestic policy or a beliger- ent foreign policy to remove the pres- sure from within. Usually the states- men have chosen the latter course, “By a strong domestic policy, I mean one which touches the equitabie distribution of wealth. “I do not believe we can recover from this or any other panic by in- creasing our debt.” “If I were President,” Dr. Beard said. “I'd summon leaders of big business and ask them if th ti could put to work our potential ifffiustrial machine, I'd say, ‘I'll give you three K | months—then I'll use my powers and the help of Congress to take over Soviet Store Clerks Must Be Courtéous; Forks More Popular By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, March 7.—The offi- cial newspaper Izvestia announped today that Soviet shop employes must concentrate further in de- veloping “store culture”—the courtesy treatment of customers. In many stores there are : “Clerk, be polite to the ; customer, be polite to the clerk.” Statistics released today showed a rise in orders for ifon beds, phonographs, razors, tooth brushes and table forks. Before the revo)\l:l'E, s lun yper Pravds, o] & “p:olu for every 300 knives, but now every one who buys a knife also wants a fork. Shoes ¢ Saturday, March 9th DAYS The Final of Our Semi-Annual CLEARANCE —$35 to $50— OVERCOATS —$35— SUITS 95 'ALTERATIONS AT COST Here's ‘the last call at reduced prices this season. Look ahead! Save on Good Clothes OVERCOAT SIZES r—'—r’mimmm IReguhr ol ey | HEE Short [ Regular | Short .. [ Stout .. DR. CHARLES A. BEARD. —Underwood Photo. these businesses and put this plan into operation. “I see no alternative to that drastic action except to flounder about in a series of crises and wars.” Tension throughout the world Is | great, he said, “and we have the Navy | Department announcing maneuvers in the Far East as ncar to Japan as is tactful. Certainly the department, and perhaps ' the President, knows that this is exactly whet is desired in Tokio to enable the militarists to fasten their hold upon the people and to increase the fear of the United States” Shanghai Airport Extended. Lunghwa Aerodrome at Sahnghal, China, has been enlarged to 167 acres. STAR, LETHERMAN’S MOTHER bott! WILL ASSIST DEFENSE | the girl, and she got out. He testt-| W Story of Ill-Fated Romance to Be Told—Girl's De'th Held Due to Fall. By the Assoclated Press. GREENSBURG, Pa., The attractive, youthful - appearing mother of 25-year-old William Leth- erman schooled herself today to tell the story of her son's tragic love af- fair in his trial for murder. ‘The defense announced it will call Mrs. Blanche Letherman to relate the progress of the ill-fated romance that ended last August 17, when the youth carried the unconseious body of Viola Dennis, 22, into ‘a doctor’s office with the announcement she had fallen and hurt herself. 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Full 10 pieces. 8425 Colonial Sheraton uite ...... -$195 Genume mahogany w1th swirl mahogany doors and drawers and drawer fronts. Complete with 10 pieces. $375 American Colonial Suite $. Taken from the 18th Cen- tury English school ; genu- ine mahogany. Complete with 10 pieces. $350 Heppelwhite Suite, - $175 Genuine mahogany with crotch mahogany drawer and door fronts. Com- plete with 10 pieces. Sofas and Love Seats $98 Empire Sofa Genuine mahogany; rose damask upholstery. ’l'he modem interpretation the Lawson, uphol- stend itt mohair tapestry or damask. ; suo lhqam Sofa. . .$69 Exposed parts genuine mahogany; green damask upholstery. $190 Chippendale Sofa, $89 Genuine mahogany base; red silk damask up- holstery. Chairs $75 Easy Chair Modern tub-shaped de- sign; blue damask cov- ering. $100 Easy Chair......849 Tufted back, covered in blue tapestry. ...$35 $70 Easy Chair. .. With genuine down-filled cushions; artistic frieze upholstery. $50 Armchair . .....$24.50 Mahogany frame with tan leather covering. ...$39 Tufted back, covered in hand-blocked linen, with box pleated skirt. -$24.50 $50 Armchair.. Mahogany constructmn' Chippendale design; cov- ered with embroidered tapestry. $75 Wing Chair Queen Anne design, cov- ered in gold damask. $40 Open Armchair.. . .§20 Louis XV type, oyster white frame, covered in blue damask. $37.50 Easy Chair. 318.75 Queen Anne design, all exposed parts solid ma- hogany; green damask upholstery. $35 Ottoman..........$815 Gmetul cabriole legs, genuine down-filled cush- ion. .. $195 $325 Sofa .. Of the English Chippen- dale school, carved ball and claw feet; green damask upholstery. een Anne Sofa, $98 ed Cabriole legs; up- holstered in flsu!ed tap- estry. | 3 }'u $125 Empire Sofa. $62.50 Mahogany frame, covered in black figured tapestry. $89 Love Seat A beautiful Sheraton piece, covered in blue damask. Tables $19 Lamp Table. . .. .$9.50 Mahogany c o n struction, designed on graceful lines. $15 Lamp Table. . ..$11.50 A copy of the ongmal Monticello register table; mahogany construction. ..$8 $17.50 Lamp Table. .. Early American type; maple construction. $20 End Table Antique white, effectively decorated. $100 Library Table...$35 Elizabethan pedestal type; effectively carved; oak construction. $90 Writing Table. ....$45 In Chippendale motif; effectively carved. $22 Tip Table Maple construction; with tripod shape. $97 Table Desk Of the Sheraton period; genuine mahogany. $25 Table Desk. ......$15 Genuine mahogany con- struction; fitted with drawer. : $100 Open Bookcase. .$50 Break-front type. Mahog- any construction with white painted interior. Conditions of Sale—As this is the end of the Spring Sa.le. every selection munt be final; no exchanges can be made; no refunds; no C. O. . D.’s. \X/ & J. SLOANE Free Parking on 12th St. Opposite the Store Street DlStl‘lCt 7262 Sidney West, Inc. 14th & G Sts. 39¢ zuln-cfl"l: et 19¢ Woodbury’s. Cream (jar), 34c The House With The Gr'eén Shutters ADVANTAGE AT LIGCETT'S )